Arsenal Coach Mikel Arteta explains the reason why Bukayo Saka was not in the sqaud against Everton in the final Premier League match

Injury news from Arsenal as Coach Mikel Arteta talks about why Bukayo Saka couldn’t make the team for the last Premier League game of the season.

Bukayo Saka hurt himself while working before Arsenal’s last Premier League game of the season. Before their game against Everton at the Emirates Stadium, Mikel Arteta couldn’t put his star winger in the team.

Arsenal knows that they need to do better than Manchester City against West Ham if they want to win the title on the last day. But even three points won’t be enough if Pep Guardiola’s team wins at the Etihad Stadium.

Saka hadn’t played in any of the last seven league games because he was felt too tired, even to sit on the bench in north London for the game. The 22-year-old was taken off near the end of last week’s win over Manchester United because he hit an advertising board on the side of the field.

It was a problem with his muscles that stopped him from being here, though. As Arteta said before the game, “He hurt a muscle in training and is unfortunately not able to play.” “He must be really upset because he has been so reliable all season.”

“So yes, [Gabriel] Martinelli comes in.” Another blow for Arsenal came from West Ham not having Jarrod Bowen, an important winger, in Manchester.

The forward is David Moyes’s biggest threat. He has scored 16 goals in the league this year, which is more than twice as many as the next player on the team. Last week, West Ham beat Luton 3-1 in their last home game under Moyes.